Ogami

Gu Jingshan borrowed Ding You to return home. On the surface, he wanted to cultivate his moral character and be courteous to his grandchildren, but secretly he regarded the three counties in the south of the Yangtze River as the Gu family's first experimental field. He did not rely on hard robbery or indiscriminate killing, but only relied on the neglected gaps in the names, account books, clan rules, Lijia and Ming Dynasty laws to gradually gain land, population, tax base and local order into the hands of the Gu family. It seems that the squire is protecting himself, but in fact he is building an underground machine for a family that can absorb people, taxes, and servants. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.